Reginaldo Sanchez

• D- Crew Safety Supervisor. Experience includes, Safety Support for Sierrita Mine, Crush and Convey, Moly Processing, Tailings, Training and Mill Departments. Also including, safety oversight of contractors and multiple maintenance departments.

• Closely monitor workplace activities to determine compliance of company policies and procedures along with federal safety regulations and standards. Provide support for investigations post incident and pre-job risk analysis and hazard identification.

• Occupational Health and Safety Management System Corporate Assessor for FMI, with direct oversight of Sierrita’s own Safety Management System and ISO 45001 Team.

• Provide new-employee health and safety orientation meetings and develop materials for presentations.

Organizational Health Index Team. A 12-week process that included working with a diversified Agile Team to align, execute and

renew how the organization views its vision, strategy and culture.

• The effort also included what Sierrita does well and what needs improvement
• Final outcomes included, improved line of progression tables, modified scheduling for better work life balance and a new Sierrita Logo.

• Applied safety leadership talents and problem-solving skills to maintain team efficiency and workflow organization during daily shift and production runs.

• Maintained clean and well-organized production areas to avoid violations or unnecessary work delays due to hazards or inefficient layout.

• Monitored personnel workflow to improve performance, worker expectations and productivity needs.

• Maintained levelheadedness and efficiency in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide medical care.
• Conducted equipment and vehicle checks to maintain continuous and safe operation.
• Administered CPR, oxygen and other life-saving medical treatments.
• Maintained accurate patient records and documentation of treatments to enable tracking history and safeguard information.
• Hazardous Materials Responder and Incident Command delegate during medical events and traumatic level of mechanism injuries.

• Assessed emergency requests and made quick judgment calls to determine appropriate action of required resources
• Followed established dispatch protocols for professional handling of emergency situations.
• Received public emergency and non-emergency calls and supervised response prioritization in order to effectively dispatch official units such as police, fire, and EMS while tracking data in real-time environments.
• Dispatched and coordinated emergency services teams according to high-priority calls.